Crafted in the early 19th century by Jean-Baptiste-Claude Odiot, Napoleon’s silversmith, the Coventry Nécéssaire de Voyage is an 18-piece silver-gilt dressing service that unites artistry, love, and intrigue.

Forged in 1826 by Charles-Nicolas Odiot to honour a royal vow, the statue of the Virgin and Child for Notre-Dame de Paris has survived revolutions, political unrest, near-destruction, and the 2019 fire. As the cathedral reopened in December 2024, this historic masterpiece — now on view at the Louvre — returns to the spotlight as a timeless symbol of resilience, devotion, and French savoir-faire.

ODIOT SA (Euronext Access, FR0014010DV3 – MLODT) announces that equity research firm AlphaValue has initiated coverage of the company with a Buy recommendation and a target price of €55.2, implying an upside potential of 42% versus the current share price of €39.00.

In this richly detailed article, art historian Dr. Karolina Stefanski explores the rediscovery of an exceptional early 19th-century silver toiletry set by Jean-Baptiste Claude Odiot in Havana’s Napoleon Museum.

GreenSome Finance has published a new equity research report, “Odiot SA – The Revival of a Historic Luxury House,”initiating coverage with a BUY rating and a target price of €60.40 (+51% upside).

ODIOT SA announces its commitment as a patron of the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, a landmark Parisian institution dedicated to promoting the heritage of decorative arts in France.

Odiot welcomed its esteemed Patrons-Investors Club members for an exclusive behind-the-scenes experience at the historic workshop — a living tribute to French luxury since 1690.

ODIOT SA (Euronext Access, FR0004152700 – MLODT) today announced the initiation of coverage of its stock by GreenSome Finance. In its study entitled “The revival of a historic luxury house”, GreenSome Finance begins monitoring ODIOT SA with a buy recommendation and a price target of €0.60 per share, representing a potential increase of 43% compared to the last quoted price of €0.42.

Odiot SA participated in InvestPro Tashkent 2025, presenting unique opportunities to invest in the legacy of French royal silversmithing and exceptional craftsmanship.

Gilles-Emmanuel Trutat, President & CEO of Odiot SA, discusses the revival of France’s iconic royal goldsmith on Investisseur.TV — from heritage and craftsmanship to growth plans and new investment opportunities.

ODIOT SA, the holding company of the iconic French silversmith Maison ODIOT, convened its Combined General Meeting of Shareholders on May 22, 2025 at Cercle France-Amériques in Paris.

Over recent months, China has significantly increased its gold acquisitions across multiple sectors.

Explore this exclusive webinar hosted by Bourse Direct, featuring Odiot SA’s Chairman Gilles-Emmanuel Trutat and Deputy CEO Laetitia Maffei, as they present investment opportunities in one of France’s most historic luxury houses.

As spring awakens the world with new beginnings, we at Odiot Holding take a moment to extend our warmest wishes to you this Easter season.

Odiot Holding was delighted to host an exclusive investors’ event in Prague, featuring the presentation of Odiot — a distinguished name in French luxury and heritage craftsmanship.

Odiot Holding was delighted to participate in InvestPro Dubai 2025 on February 11, one of the premier global conferences bringing together qualified investors.

Odiot silverware is a symbol of timeless luxury, crafted for royalty and renowned figures such as Napoleon Bonaparte. Investing in Odiot means acquiring more than just exquisite craftsmanship—it’s a piece of history.

While gold continues to dominate headlines, silver is now emerging as one of the most compelling opportunities in 2025.

Gold leasing rates in India have surged to multi-year highs, exceeding 4%, as global supply tightens. With central banks accumulating gold and mining output stagnating, investors are looking toward silver as a strong alternative.

Gold and silver have long been complementary assets in the precious metals market, but their relationship is evolving. While gold remains a safe-haven investment, silver’s increasing industrial demand—especially in solar energy and electric vehicles—has led to a decoupling of the two metals in some cases.